My work does not have a specific narrative. It does not choose a side or take a stand. The most interesting ideas lie at the point of intersection and entanglement.

In the face of an overabundance of details, the abstract is the only way to think. We live in a time of more and more information to solve our problems but end up creating more problems. Compressing, stacking, stretching, flattening, balancing, sequencing, bonding, smashing, bundling in an effort to control and contain, resisting the implications of failure and imperfection.